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apartment homes Archives - Mosaic at Levis Commons Blog https://www.mosaicleviscommons.com/blog/tag/apartment-homes/ Just another Rent Cafe Blogs Sites site Tue, 04 Sep 2018 21:50:31 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 Meet the Team https://www.mosaicleviscommons.com/blog/2018/09/04/meet-the-team/ Tue, 04 Sep 2018 21:22:00 +0000 http://www.mosaicleviscommons.com/blog/?p=88 Mosaic at Levis Commons is almost seven-months-old! A lot has changed around here, but one thing’s for sure, our people have been with us through and through. We thought now is the best time for us to introduce ourselves. Meet our team and next time you see us, say hello and introduce yourself. We love…

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]]> Mosaic at Levis Commons is almost seven-months-old! A lot has changed around here, but one thing’s for sure, our people have been with us through and through. We thought now is the best time for us to introduce ourselves. Meet our team and next time you see us, say hello and introduce yourself. We love our residents, so putting a name to a face is helpful for us to continue providing the highest level of customer service!

Holly Kerns – Property Manager

Holly has a son, Jack (11), and daughter, Macy (9). She’s usually the one taking all of the pictures but does love Snapchat and selfies! She loves her Wheaten Terrier, Daisy, flamingos, painting, decorating and hanging out at the pool.

Walt Kuebler – Maintenance Supervisor

In Walt’s free time, he is an avid fisherman and loves to camp – in any kind of weather. He enjoys cooking, and if you are lucky, you might get to try some of his famous salmon dip!

Stacey Cress – Assistant Property Manager

Stacey has professionally taught horseback riding lessons for eight years. She likes to read, and her favorite authors are James Patterson and Nora Roberts. This time of year, you can find her enjoying a campfire!

Ashley Martin – Leasing Consultant

Ashley loves to golf, even though she’s awful at it. Her seven-year-old daughter is her best friend. Ashley is terribly afraid of heights (thankfully Mosaic isn’t a high-rise!), and she’s the biggest Beastie Boys fan you'll ever meet!

Jason Gildemeister – Maintenance Technician

Jason enjoys watching football, especially the Dallas Cowboys. His favorite activities outdoors include kayaking and fishing. He loves to catch a movie, but mostly stays busy with the kid’s activities!

Rex – Resident Director

Rex is our onsite “resident director,” who enjoys the outdoors and staying active. He likes bike riding, dancing and spending time with his dog, Spike.

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]]> 88 Maintenance Tip of the Month https://www.mosaicleviscommons.com/blog/2018/02/05/maintenance-tip-of-the-month/ Mon, 05 Feb 2018 15:44:00 +0000 http://www.mosaicleviscommons.com/blog/?p=57 We are in the thick of the winter months and no one wants to leave the house and face those brutal winter temperatures outside, so cooking and ordering in is all anyone wants to do these days. But remember, not everything is edible for our kitchen sinks. Here’s a friendly reminder of items that you…

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]]> We are in the thick of the winter months and no one wants to leave the house and face those brutal winter temperatures outside, so cooking and ordering in is all anyone wants to do these days. But remember, not everything is edible for our kitchen sinks. Here’s a friendly reminder of items that you should not put down your garbage disposal. Following these rules will help ensure a healthy drain line and less backups:

 

  1. Grease or oil – Just because it is out of sight does not mean the garbage disposal “disposed” of it. Usually, the grease will solidify, and cause build up in your pipes.
  2. Vegetable peels – You might get away with it from time to time, but odds are, eventually this one will catch up with you – and leave you a soupy backfilled mess in your sink.
  3. Egg shells – Believe or not, the membrane on the inside of the egg can wrap around the blades and wreak havoc for your disposal.
  4. Coffee Grounds – These seem like they go down fine, but over time, the little grounds build up like sediment in the pipes and end up causing trouble.
  5. Pits or seeds – Think: peach pits, avocado pits, cherries, etc., which aren’t disposable. If you don’t swallow it, why should your sink have to?
  6. Bones – We hope this is an obvious one. Bones aren’t degradable in enough time to be put down the drain.
  7. Anything in bulk – Feed your disposal small meals, let it grind it up, then add more.
  8. Garbage – Again, if you don’t want to eat it, why should your sink have to?
  9. Rice and pasta – Every time you turn the water on, the pasta and rice will continue to expand – even after your supposedly ground it up.
  10. Stringy veggies – Celery, corn husks, or even some types of lettuce can wrap around the blades, which then causes resistance to them.

We hope this helped you determine what belongs in your sink and what belongs in the trash. We understand it’s no fun dragging your trash out after dinner each night because it’s full of items that can’t go down the sink, but in the long run, it’s worth it to avoid backups in your pipes. Feel free to contact the leasing office with any questions you might have!

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